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Process, inspired by @deanwhitecolor 1) b&w drawing 2) flats 3) colour holds 4) highlights & shadows 5) colour adjustments 6) playing with 🔥 7) adjustments (again) 8) bleeding edges
Clowes and Ditko
“It wasn’t at all about the way the individual drawings looked. It’s about how they worked as comics. I was coming of age in the mid-’70s, when a lot of things were just about stuff like Barry Smith and those guys who were all about drawing these detailed, Pre-Raphaelite images that didn’t really appeal to me as comics. The characters all felt like they were just drawings, rather than people. And Ditko, you felt like, These are living, breathing people who exist in this weird country that only Steve Ditko knows about. They all look like they were from the same gene pool, and they all felt like they were a projection of his own particular worldview. That’s what I’ve always strived for, because that’s where the real power of comics lies. That kind of expression of your own inner self through these characters.”
Clowes speaks about the influence of Spider-Man and Mr. A creator Steve Ditko, in a new interview.
35 years of HeroesCon!
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Tickets on sale now! http://heroescon2017.eventbrite.com
Artwork by @kristaferanka
Loving this. Very reminiscent of Marvel animation of the 1960′s!
INJECTION #11
Story: Warren Ellis Art / Cover A / Cover B: Declan Shalvey, Jordie Bellaire MARCH 15 / 24 PAGES / FC / M / $2.99
Diamond ID: JAN170699
NEW STORY ARC Flensed human skeletons chained to the rocks of an archaeological site in Cornwall. The tentacles of FPI, reaching into the fabric of time. Brigid Roth of the Injection team, sent in by Maria Kilbride to separate data from legend, and accident from murder.
INJECTION IS BACK!
Order from your local retailer now!
REMINDER! There’s still a few days left to order INJECTION from your local retailer! Final Order cutoff is Monday 20th Feb, so if you want a copy, let your store know NOW!
– and FIN. I’ll confirm the number later, but I believe I finished at 126 images in 2 months, outside of ‘work’.
Thank you for being here for the 'Red Series’– it’s kicking of something fresh for me, and I’m excited for the projects to come from this.
Last pieces can be purchased at ChrisVisions.BIGcartel.com/products
This is an old piece I did with Rob Haynes that shows our process when we worked together. This is Rob’s original sketch, my finishes, and then I flipped it back to Rob for tones/color. We had a blast working together for all those years – it’s fun to go back and see all the little tweaks we made on this one as we passed it back and forth. I learned so much from Rob. I wish more artists had the opportunity to work like this… breakdowns/finishes are fascinating to study. Miller/Janson, Paul Smith/BWS (or anybody with BWS), Buscema/Sienkiewicz are some of my favorites that come to mind.
My covers to MOON KNIGHT #10-12
Beautiful work by Greg Smallwood
Twilight Zone character study sketches and a sleepy pug
#tbt 2012 my first time doing HEROESCON.
We love Alexis Ziritt and can’t wait for the next volume of Space Riders!
Busted knuckle Daredevil. My favorite hero!
Gert takes over Free Comic Book Day over at @imagecomics #ihatefairyland #fcbd Gertrude has been stuck in Fairyland for decades when she finally hears of a secret passage that may be her way back home. But reaching it is easier said than done as she crosses the border into IMAGE where she’ll have to chop her way through you favorite characters from Saga, The Walking Dead, Savage Dragon, Spawn, Descender, Black Science, Southern Bastards, and any other character I can add to make sure the original art for this issue sends my children to college! (STL037297)
Can’t wait for Gert to give Coach Boss what he deserves.
GHOST RIDER - ROBBIE REYES Design Process by Felipe Smith and Tradd Moore (2013) I’m often asked whether Felipe or I designed All-New Ghost Rider Robbie Reyes, and the answer is… we both did! Here are images chronicling our design process in order from start to finish.
I’ve included some never before seen sketches so you can see when elements were added, altered, jettisoned, embellished, etc.
Felipe ( @felipesmithart ) got the ball rolling with the first drawings of Robbie, then passed it to me. We emailed sketches and ideas back and forth (and back and forth) until we ended up with the final design. Easy, right? ;)
A huge amount of credit also goes to Marvel editor extraordinaire Mark Paniccia whose vision, direction, and feedback was integral to the design process–Robbie Reyes would not exist without him!
You can check out Robbie in the pages of ALL-NEW GHOST RIDER (2014), GHOST RACERS (2015), and in the upcoming series GHOST RIDER. Issue 1 is out THIS WEDNESDAY, November 30th!
-Tradd
LOOSE ENDS #1 (Diamond code: NOV160548) in stores Wed, Jan 25th, from @imagecomics
Written by Jason Latour (SOUTHERN BASTARDS, Spider-Gwen), art by Chris Brunner (SOUTHERN BASTARDS, Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight), and color by Rico Renzi (Spider-Gwen, Squirrel Girl)–LOOSE ENDS, is a gritty four-issue Southern Crime Romance.
“This comic is our love letter to the genre that shaped and molded us,” said Latour. “A coming-of-age road trip as crime fiction. A meditation on what it was like to grow up in a world before Obama, or Trump, in a country ready to lie, cheat, steal and kill for its future. It may have begun in 2007 but this comic is how both SOUTHERN BASTARDS and Spider-Gwen came to be,” Latour added. “The full four issues finally hitting shelves makes me as excited as the day I saw my first published work. LOOSE ENDS is the main reason I’m making comics today.”
Cosmic Scoundrels is coming to print this Spring!
Art by Andy Suriano
An original graphic novel celebrating the life of the glorious athlete who metamorphosed from Cassius Clay to become a three-time heavyweight boxing legend, activist, and provocateur: Muhammad Ali.
http://www.darkhorse.com/Books/30-221/